JAMES ABBOTT McNEILL WHISTLER
One of the most significant figures in American art and a forerunner of the Post-Impressionist movement, James Abbott McNeill Whistler is celebrated for his innovative painting style and eccentric personality. He was bold and self-assured, and quickly developed a reputation for his verbal and legal retaliations against art critics, dealers, and artists who insulted his work." ~ www.theartstory.org I trust you enjoy this visit and may you be enriched with the work of masters of art
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At The Piano (1858-1859)
Symphony in White no.1 Portrait of Joanna Hiffernan (1862)
The Beach at Selsey Bill (1865)
Whistler in his studio (1865)
Variations in Flesh Colour and Green - The Balcony (1865)
Nocturne, Blue and Silver - Chelsea (1871)
Arrangement in Black, No. 2 Portrait of Mrs. Louis Huth (1872-1873)
Nocturne: Blue and Gold – Old Battersea Bridge (1872-1875)
Study for Mouth of the River (1876-1877)
Courtyard and Canal (1879-1880)
Harmony in Blue and Brown - The Zattere (1879-1880)
Corte del Paradiso (1880)
Note in Opal - Convalescent - aka Petit Dejeuner (1883-1884)
Chelsea Shops (1885)
Flower Market (1885)
Note in Opal - The Sands, Dieppe (1885)
Arrangement in Grey - Portrait of Master Stephen Manuel (1885)
The Japanese Dress (1888-1890)
Annabel Lee (1890)
The Open Door (1901)
